[Ti] Invisible Dock

[Matt]

I could argue that the increased opacity adds functionality but you're 
likely to shoot that down too. If you're arguing against aesthetics 
without functionality you can throw much of os x out the window all 
together.  I was simply stating my actual experience with the software, 
not pontificating without having used it for an extended period. 
There's no reason to jump down someone's throat for their personal 
preferences.

On Sunday, February 23, 2003, at 09:40  AM, Robert Ameeti wrote:

>> I've been using it for months without issue.
>
> Ya, and my kids been wearing his pants low for at least as long 
> without an issue. Your point?
>
> The point that several have tried to make in this forum over and over 
> is that immediately after each OS upgrade, many users come here and 
> whine about Apple and how their system doesn't work and how sucky the 
> upgrade is. Then they whine that the after market developers who write 
> freeware or very low cost shareware or commercial software are lousy 
> companies cuz they don't have large, efficient tech support companies. 
> We usually work it through to find that they are running all kinds of 
> hacks and such. Ones that are 'absolute musts'.
>
> Don't get me wrong, I do have additional stuff like Fruit Menu and 
> some other icon activity going on in the menu bar. I just feel it is 
> wise to be selective and minimize the number of interactions that 
> software add ons will cause when adding things that only look cool.
>
>> On Sunday, February 23, 2003, at 09:20  AM, Robert Ameeti wrote:
>>
>>>> For those who don't mind the dock this freeware is a must:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.unsanity.com/haxies/cleardock/
>>>>
>>>> Takes away the squared backdrop of the icons, and all ya see is the 
>>>> icons themselves. Very clean.
>>>
>>> LOL.  And people wonder why their system is unstable. What does this 
>>> 'hack' accomplish beyond looking 'cool'?  Reminds me of the kids 
>>> with their pants hanging as low as possible without their pants 
>>> falling off.
>
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